added `authentication_error_message` as a class attribute to `Imbox`. If `Imbox.vendor` is not None, look for a custom authentication error string, and raise it if there's a problem logging in. The default error value is raised if there is no custom string. created `name_authentication_string_dict` from all subclasses of `Messages` in `vendors/__init__.py`, for the lookup mentioned above. Implement architecture discussed in #131, deciding whether to use `Messages` or a subclass of it in `Imbox.messages` based on the `Imbox.vendor` value. Use the `folder_lookup` dict, present on `Messages` but only filled in on its subclasses, to select the right folder based on a lowercased "standard" name given as the value of `folder`. created a blank `folder_lookup` on `Messages`. filled in the first vendor that subclasses `Messages`, `GmailMessages`. It contains class attributes `authentication_error_message`, `hostname`, `name`, used for purposes described above, as well as `folder_lookup` which is a dict containing aliases, sometimes several, for Gmail's unique folder naming scheme. These aliases are meant to be "human-friendly" for intuitive `folder` selection in calls to `Imbox.messages`. fixes #131. prevent too much bookkeeping in vendors/__init__.py by adding each vendor.__name__ to __all__ from the vendors list.
12 lines
390 B
Python
12 lines
390 B
Python
from imbox.vendors.gmail import GmailMessages
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vendors = [GmailMessages]
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hostname_vendorname_dict = {vendor.hostname: vendor.name for vendor in vendors}
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name_authentication_string_dict = {vendor.name: vendor.authentication_error_message for vendor in vendors}
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__all__ = [v.__name__ for v in vendors]
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__all__ += ['hostname_vendorname_dict',
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'name_authentication_string_dict']
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